Like what you see? Join our esteemed featured artists this Sunday by submitting your work today! As well, don’t forget to support these upcoming artists by sharing, liking, and re-tweeting these works across our social media platforms! – Karen
Why not peruse our latest batch of submitted works by our talented artists during the holidays? Also be sure to take advantage of this new found leisurely time to dust off some of your own work and submit it via…
Bernini like you’ve never seen him before… Artist Peter Coffin introduces his viewer to time-honored works in new light, or rather shadow, but creating simple but identifiable outlines of artworks such as the Ecstacy of St. Teresa. In order to…
Our latest crop of submitted works are featured across our social media platforms including facebook, twitter, and tumblr. Interested in having your work broadcast to the art-loving Slow Art Day community? Find out more here. – Karen jkl
Today’s Twitter Topic is “What did you enjoy most at #ArtBasel in Miami this year?” Sound off on our twitter now! – Karen
Same idea: support new and upcoming artists by featuring them through our social media channels. Different Day: All of our artist submissions will now be posted on Sunday on all of Slow Art Day’s channels. Yes that’s right, facebook, tumblr,…
Our “team members” hard at work to make Slow Art Day 2014 a success… Help us and your community out by signing up to be a host or participating in an event already happening in your area!
Join the conversation happening all day today on our twitter – get involved by tweeting @SlowArtDay or using the hashtag #TwitterTopicTuesday! Our focus this week is the news that several Andy Warhol prints, previously declared fake, are now considered authentic.…
Browse our latest collection of #artselfies submitted to us by our followers – proving that slow looking and museum-going is alive and well! – Karen
Want to let your voice be heard? Join us now on twitter to discuss a New York Times article garnering some serious buzz: “Art Makes You Smart.” We’re inclined to agree with their findings but what do you think? Share…